From 1962, here is an independently produced horror movie that I doubt Svengoolie will ever show. It’s Carnival of Souls, and I haven’t watched it yet myself, but it has a reputation as a cult favorite.
Author: DOuG pRATt
BEEP! BEEP!
A couple of times since this blasted lockdown was declared I’ve taken the car out for drive on the highway, just to get out of the house with, like the Chuck Berry song, no particular place to go. But instead of Chuck Berry, here’s Bo Diddley.
A funny and somewhat unsettling observation I’ve made on the road is seeing an identical Camry in Champagne Mica, as Toyota calls the color. The driver is a lady who appears to be in her late 70’s. Move over, honey!
JUST SAY NO!
Don’t give in to Presidential pressure to take risky drugs! Hydroxychloroquine is safe and effective for coping with Covid-19 Lockdown Syndrome only in its original Hydrox formulation.
That’s A Lovely Dress You’re Wearing, Mrs. Cleaver
Eddie Haskell, one of the all-time best TV characters, brought to life perfectly by Ken Osmond.
From the Panel Gutters
From my exhaustive analytical paper, “Hidden Meanings and Contextual Themes in Calvin & Hobbes” — Dad looks longingly at Rosalyn the babysitter.
Production Pop Perfection
Last year’s big movie, Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood was a very “Good Thing” for Paul Revere & the Raiders. Some of the best writing and producing ever done by Doris Day’s son.
In Stereo…
… and in Mono.